The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-20
Miscellaneous Matter.

are many natives, the descendants OF
Scotchmen, who came to that county
in the days OF the Hudson Bay Com
pany and took Indian. wives, They
have the dark skin and high cheek
bones OF the Indian, and the light hair
and blue eyes OF the Scotch. They
speak French with broad Scotch
burr, and physically are splendid
specimens, being great runners and
famous walkers.
A farmer near Boston recently
found three $500 United States bonds
in hole in a stone wall on his farm.
He presented them to q bank in Bos-
ton, and as there was some question
as to their genuineness they were sent
to the treasury department. They
were examined by experts and pro-
nounced genuine. The finder has been
Informed that the bonds will be re-
deemed and n check for their combin-
ed face value, with interest, will be
sent to him on the production OF sat
isfactory proof OF ownership.
New Orleans Picayune: Blushing is
o disease. No one bushes for shame.
While the woman OF the world may
wear cheeks OF marble, the innocent
country lass is made red by being
looked at. The perjurer tells his story
without change OF color, the honest
witness is flushed and confused by the
lawyer who is hired to suppress truth
in courts OF Justice. Countless roses
are said to blush unseen. They are
very foolish. Politicians never blush,
but they grow red in the face over the
spirit OF the compaign, and claim
modesty as an inheritance.
The Right Rev. DR.. Walker, Episco
pal bishop of Dakota, has an enorm-
Gus diocese. II comprises more
territory than all New England. When
he went there three and half years
ago there were only four Episcopal
churches in the diocese. Now there
are sixteen. The population is COM
posed OF enterprising young men from
the East, native Indians, Scandlna-
vians and Icelanders. Bishop Walker
is one OF the youngest OF the Episco-
pal bishops. He is q fine specimen OF
physical manhood and an eloquent
preacher.
A writer says in the New York
tribune: "When the salivary glands
OF the mouth are excited the CORE
spending glands ofthe stomach are al
so excited and both pour out their
| fluids. For this reason chewing gum
has been prescribed as a 81 nipple remedy
for dyspepsia. / think it will be OBJ
served that the sense OF hunger Is
somewhat allayed for the time by
chewing, and the chewer is not apt to
overload his stomach with food.
Then again the act stimulates SYM
alphabetically the various nerves oil
OF the head and sets the blood in live
lier motion"
The veterans at the distinguished
guests" table at Delmonico banquets
seldom do more than nibble at the
tempting foods set before them. Many
OF them also call for apollinarls In
stead OF champagne. They are too
careful OF their stomachs to run
through all the dishes on the menu
card OF every banquet they attend.
Chauncey Depew, for instance, eats
little or nothing and drinks
apollinaris. Senator Hiscock, who
is deluged with invitations since
he succeeded. Warner Miller, never
touches the fancy dishes, but he
takes one or two glasses oil cham
payne. At the Federal Club dinner
recently Levi p. Morton watched the
Others eat and slipped apollinarls.
Gen. Horace Porter toyed daintily
with each dish IN turn, but took little
of any and so did Joseph II. Choate.
An ingenious scheme for blooming"
Admission, Ala, has been hit upon by
the enterprisinR boomers OF that city.
They propose to send out train oi
cars to make tour OF the principal
cities of the country in order that
every one can see what fine cars can
be built in. Admission and Calhoun coun
ties. Thel train will carry numerous
samples ofthe industries and products
OF Admission and Calhoun county.
Each one of the trains crew will be
dressed in gray suit, the cloth to b,
made out Of wool from Calhoun coun.
ty shee2, and woven at an Annistor
factory, the suits to be made by ar
Admission tailor. The train will &C
north via chattanooga, Lynchburl
and Baltimore to New York; thence
to London, Canada, and thence bach
to Admission via Detroit, Cincinnati
Louisville and Nashville. The grand
totnl of miles Travelled will be ,402